Rbi Non Csg

Name Of The Post

RBI Non CSG Various PostReleased

Last Updated

14th June 2026

Importance of the Post

The RBI Non CSG recruitment is a significant opportunity for candidates seeking administrative and specialist positions in India's central banking institution. These roles offer stable government careers with prospects for advancement, exposure to critical financial operations, and a respected position in the banking sector. Success in this exam can lead to long-term professional growth within the Reserve Bank of India.

Highlighted Information

Result declared for 21 RBI Non CSG posts for 2026 cycle

Short Information

The Reserve Bank of India has released the result for the Non CSG Various Post recruitment for 2026. This selection process was conducted to fill 21 positions across different managerial and technical roles. Candidates needed to have a bachelor’s degree in relevant fields, such as Electrical Engineering or Electrical and Electronics Engineering, with a minimum aggregate of 60% marks (55% for reserved categories), along with at least three years of relevant work experience. The application window closed on 26 February 2026. The recruitment involved multiple stages, including written tests and interviews, and the final result now displays qualifying status, marks, and other important details. Candidates can access their scorecard and download it for future reference.

RBI Non CSG Various Post Syllabus

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Quick Information

Department

Recruitment notification issued by Reserve Bank of India.

Stage Level

Held at the National level, applicants from this scope are eligible.

Job Type

Permanent role offered for selected candidates.

Exam Mode

Examination conducted: Offline Computer Based.

Applicants Gender

Eligibility extends to All applicants.

Eligibility

Other Qualification

Candidates must have at least three years of relevant professional experience in their field to be eligible for these posts.

Age Criteria

Minimum Age	21 year old21 year old
Maximum Age	40 year old40 year old
Age Relaxation	Age relaxation is provided for reserved category candidates according to RBI's regulations for the Non CSG Various Post recruitment.Age relaxation is provided for reserved category candidates according to RBI's regulations for the Non CSG Various Post recruitment.

Vacancy

Detail

Post Name	Total Post
Legal Officer in Grade-BLegal Officer in Grade-B	66
Manager (Technical–Civil) in Grade-BManager (Technical–Civil) in Grade-B	22
Manager (Technical–Electrical) in Grade-BManager (Technical–Electrical) in Grade-B	11

Common Information

Trends

Points: Year Vacancies
20262026 2121
Computed At: 6th June 20266th June 2026

Year	Vacancies
20262026	2121

Application Fees

Category Wise

General	600 Rs/-600 Rs/-
Obc	600 Rs/-600 Rs/-
Ews	600 Rs/-600 Rs/-
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Important Dates

Applications open	6th February 20266th February 2026
Application closes	26th February 202626th February 2026
Exam Fee Payment End Date	26th February 202626th February 2026
Admit Card Release Date

Section	Topics
Phase I — General AwarenessPhase I — General Awareness	Banking & financial awareness — RBI, SEBI, IRDA, BIS; Indian economy; Government schemes; Budget; Current affairs of last 12 months.Banking & financial awareness — RBI, SEBI, IRDA, BIS; Indian economy; Government schemes; Budget; Current affairs of last 12 months.
Phase I — English LanguagePhase I — English Language	Reading comprehension; Para-jumbles; Cloze test; Vocabulary; Grammar; Sentence improvement.Reading comprehension; Para-jumbles; Cloze test; Vocabulary; Grammar; Sentence improvement.
Phase I — Quantitative AptitudePhase I — Quantitative Aptitude	Data interpretation; Arithmetic — percentages, ratios, time-work, time-speed-distance; Number series; Simplification; Mensuration.Data interpretation; Arithmetic — percentages, ratios, time-work, time-speed-distance; Number series; Simplification; Mensuration.
Phase I — ReasoningPhase I — Reasoning	Puzzles; Seating arrangement; Syllogism; Blood relations; Direction; Coding-decoding; Inequality; Input-output.Puzzles; Seating arrangement; Syllogism; Blood relations; Direction; Coding-decoding; Inequality; Input-output.
Phase II — Paper I (Economic & Social Issues)Phase II — Paper I (Economic & Social Issues)	Growth & development; Indian economy — issues with reforms, fiscal & monetary policy, inflation; Social structure in India; Education; Health; Demographic trends; Globalisation.Growth & development; Indian economy — issues with reforms, fiscal & monetary policy, inflation; Social structure in India; Education; Health; Demographic trends; Globalisation.
Phase II — Paper II (English — descriptive)Phase II — Paper II (English — descriptive)	Essay; Précis writing; Comprehension. Tests communication and analytical writing.Essay; Précis writing; Comprehension. Tests communication and analytical writing.
Phase II — Paper III (Finance & Management / Economics / Statistics — DR-specific)Phase II — Paper III (Finance & Management / Economics / Statistics — DR-specific)	Finance & Management — financial system, regulators, risk management, basics of derivatives, corporate governance, leadership theories. Specialised streams replace this paper for DR cadres in Economics or Statistics.Finance & Management — financial system, regulators, risk management, basics of derivatives, corporate governance, leadership theories. Specialised streams replace this paper for DR cadres in Economics or Statistics.

Section

Topics

Phase I — General Awareness

Banking & financial awareness — RBI, SEBI, IRDA, BIS; Indian economy; Government schemes; Budget; Current affairs of last 12 months.

Phase I — English Language

Reading comprehension; Para-jumbles; Cloze test; Vocabulary; Grammar; Sentence improvement.

Phase I — Quantitative Aptitude

Data interpretation; Arithmetic — percentages, ratios, time-work, time-speed-distance; Number series; Simplification; Mensuration.

Phase I — Reasoning

Puzzles; Seating arrangement; Syllogism; Blood relations; Direction; Coding-decoding; Inequality; Input-output.

Phase II — Paper I (Economic & Social Issues)

Growth & development; Indian economy — issues with reforms, fiscal & monetary policy, inflation; Social structure in India; Education; Health; Demographic trends; Globalisation.

Phase II — Paper II (English — descriptive)

Essay; Précis writing; Comprehension. Tests communication and analytical writing.

Phase II — Paper III (Finance & Management / Economics / Statistics — DR-specific)

Finance & Management — financial system, regulators, risk management, basics of derivatives, corporate governance, leadership theories. Specialised streams replace this paper for DR cadres in Economics or Statistics.